Malaysia Boleh! at Jurong Point

Used to love the food here but now the standard has been dropped tremendously. We ordered a plate of char kway teow, a bowl of chendol and a bowl of Penang laksa. When it first started operating, the CKT stall was one of the favourite stall with the longest queue. For those whom know CKT, it goes great with wok hei. To our surprise, our CKT was not made to order!!! And the temperature was only lukewarm. The Chinese staff is friendly but lack of pride in preparing Malaysian CKT, this is closely to fried kway teow you would get at the economical rice store. Chendol - the gula melaka was lack of aroma and was highly diluted. Assam laksa was ok. But the staff (local uncle) has quite bad service attitude. Can’t asked more questions or else can get scolded. We all knew that Malaysia Boleh is a Singaporean company. So it doesn’t bother us which nationalities cook for the stalls as long as they follow the recipe, and maintain the level of service. We do hope that the management (Fei Siong Group) take this feedback constructively and make the necessary changes to ensure that other diners do not have to go through a similar experience in the future.

First time visit here…taste the kwey chap here…For me the herbal soup taste light and acceptable…not too strong and I love it…the all intestine inside cook so well and the texture not rubbert…

Such a traditional vibe! What I love most is the feeling of having a meal by the street — the food is always hot and freshly made. Definitely worth the price. Always crowded since this is one of the best indoor hawker centers in Singapore.

Poor attitude from the staff here(Red T-shirt). I ordered dried noodles and told the staff that I would come back to collect it later, as there was a long queue waiting for food to be served. I wanted to use the time to order other dishes from nearby stalls. However, the staff replied that if I wanted to eat, I must queue and wait for the food to be served before leaving to buy anything else — even though their food preparation was very slow. Very poor service and not a pleasant experience, especially when dining here with kids. Happened on 26 Oct 2025: 10:30am.

Food Court that serves good Malaysian food in Jurong Point. For vegans and vegetarians, there’s a Chinese vegetarian stall with vegan options. Other meatless options like Penang Apom etc are available in this food court too. Price in this food court is reasonable and not expensive. (My white vermicelli with 3 veggies that I bought at Vegetarian Food stall costs only $4.50)